09-12-2024, 06:17 PM
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First Line Centre
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The Van Thread
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Originally Posted by Nufy
When I was growing up most families had a version of this.
As long or almost longer than most modern day trucks.

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Originally Posted by Fuzz
But you'd never get hockey bags in that! The back is so small!
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Originally Posted by Locke
I'll see your Glorious Wagon, and it is Glorious...and raise you the Valiant Steed my mother drove us around in during our childhood!!
None other than...the Caravan! Is it car? No. Is it a van? Kind of. It is the Caravan!
White with the faux-wood paneling? Oh yeah. Thats how you knew it was classy.
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Originally Posted by Titan2
That's not a caravan! This is a Caravan:
Kidding. That is definitely a caravan.
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Originally Posted by timun
Ackchyually, that's a Chrysler Town & Country.
Caravans had the Dodge 'crosshair' grille. (Plymouth Voyagers had an eggcrate grille.)
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Originally Posted by Locke
They were all effectively the same goddamned Van ya pedantic bastard!
I just meant the white van with the faux-wood paneling and the beige interior.
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Originally Posted by iggy_oi
One thing is certain, wood paneling on vehicles needs to make a comeback.
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Originally Posted by Monahammer
Plymouth voyageurs are the real deal. Mine was dark cherry red (BROWN) and had the built in child seats. It's a miracle I didn't die.
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Originally Posted by keratosis
We had a five seat Voyager back in the 90's while our kids were little. Sold it because 4 door chev pickup. I still miss that little white beauty. Even had a red interior. Only unfortunate part was that it had the big 4cyl Mitsubishi motor.
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Originally Posted by Locke
The Dodge Caravan kept this world spinning from 1984 to 1996!
It got children to school, soccer and hockey! And it was majestic! Almost wall to ceiling with synthetic velour!
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Originally Posted by Ped
Yeah the Caravan Voyager were the same, and so were the GM Safari and the Chevy Astro, and then you had the Ford Aerostar, all by itself.
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Originally Posted by timun
No no no, the Astro was for the everyman, and the GMC Safari was for blue-collar workin' folk like contractors (if you got the base, stripped-out version with vinyl seats and no carpets) or for a more discerning connoisseur who wanted something with more cachet (if you got the optioned-up ones with two-tone paint, mouse-fur seats, plush carpets and 'Dutch' doors [ where the top half of the back doors lifted up, and the bottom half was split into two small swinging doors]) and all-wheel-drive.
Now, the real fancy-pants GM customer bought The Cadillac of Minivans:

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Originally Posted by getbak
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Originally Posted by Locke
Oh now we need a Van thread!
It was a shame to imprison Candy in the first place!
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CONTINUE!
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